AVR-Chat

Yup,

10MHz crystal, 5V Vdd.  One compiler (The Bascom one) works, avr-gcc 
does not.  There is no particular magic involved with an AVR chip and 
I've used these for years with no issue with Bascom and Codevision, I'm 
a bit puzzled why the avr-gcc one doesn't.  The next step is obvious of 
course, time to dig into the assembly to see what was created and see 
what went wrong.  But before I waded into the tangle that most compilers 
make of their code I thought that I'd ask if anyone else has heard of 
such a thing...

Thanks,
DLC

John Samperi wrote:
> At 02:47 PM 27/01/2008, you wrote:
>> #define F_CPU 10000000UL
> 
> Is it a 10MHz chip? (90S2313-10)
> Are you running it at 5V?
> I'm guessing you have a 10MHz crystal or it would not program.
> 
> Regards
> 
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